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Yang Xiao put on a new set of clothes that Ye Lan had already prepared. After leaving the Blue Moon Clinic, he immediately went to visit Isa. After waiting all night, the little girl must have been impatient.

After the meeting, Isha cried so much that she was comforted for a while. Yang Xiao said that the matter had been resolved and she would return to the hospital soon to continue receiving treatment.

Then he went out to find a phone booth and dialed the number Ye Lan gave him.

"Hello." After a pleasant ringtone, a crisp female voice came from the phone.

"It's Miss Emily. I just came out of the Blue Moon Clinic. Where are you? I want to thank you in person." Yang Xiao said in a deep voice. Thank you secondly, mainly for the bag of money, the money owed to the Shark Gang. He must return it as soon as possible, otherwise he will be hunted down.

"Haha, it's you. Come to Wellington Park. Do you know that knight statue? I'll wait for you there." The other end of the phone chuckled twice and said.

Yang Xiao hung up the phone. Wellington Park was not far from the hotel, so he walked directly there.

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Emily is an intern reporter at the New York Times. As a top student in the Department of Communication at New York University, her idol is Oriana Farage, the world's number one female battlefield reporter. Based on the principle of following her idol in everything, Her character traits more or less bear the shadow of the legendary reporter from the 1970s, confident, brave, strong, and unyielding.

While girls of the same age dress up and go out with handsome men every day, she puts on low heels and dark suits, goes out without makeup, and travels around poor communities in New York all day long, trying her best to speak out for the weak. Complain unyieldingly to society, the government and the world!

Although she is still a college student, she has already made great achievements. She has a big V account on the community website. She has exposed more than a dozen bad criminal cases and social incidents, which has attracted a lot of attention and attracted quite a lot of attention. number of fans.

The begging orphans of Queens' Chinatown is a recent research topic she has chosen as her senior thesis, which also serves as a conclusion to a three-month internship at The New York Times.

But as the investigation deepened, her initial thoughts had been completely thrown away, because the shocking scenes gradually made her realize that she was not just targeting a social phenomenon this time, but a powerful force that had been entrenched in Chinatown for many years. An intricate and powerful organization of evil forces.

They systematically and premeditatedly collect orphans under the age of 10 from all over the world, and then brutally perform body separation surgery on them. They use the form of sick and disabled orphans on the streets to earn the sympathy and charity of passers-by and make profits.

This method is so cruel that it is strange that no social organization or government agency has reported or cleaned up this phenomenon for so many years.

After the investigation lasted for a week, Emily interviewed more than a dozen begging orphans. Most of them expressed resistance and uncooperation, and occasionally showed fear and panic. However, this difficulty cannot hinder the steps of an upright female reporter.

She followed these children. Most of them begged on the streets during the day, and at night they returned to places such as the subway or the square underpass to rest in small groups. Each small group had an older child as the leader, who was responsible for the group. The children eat, drink, and poop, and gather everyone together every night, and then collect the money everyone gets from begging for the day. In the end, all the leaders will go to a car repair shop on the edge of Chinatown.

Emily was so courageous that she even sneaked into the garage and discovered the cruel organization that controlled begging orphans. She secretly took photos with her camera, but was accidentally discovered by someone inside.

She has been very strong-willed since she was a child and has learned a lot of fighting skills. She has reached the third degree of black belt in Taekwondo, so the two or three gangsters are no match for her, but the camera was also damaged in the fight.

Immediately afterwards, on her way back to the hotel, a pickpocket stole her wallet, including her room card, cash and driver's license. She was in an extremely bad mood.

When she took the police to the car repair shop that night, the place had changed drastically. All the operating rooms, the children in custody, and the relevant data and materials were all gone.

Emily was taken away by the police on suspicion of making a false police report. Thanks to her uncle in the family, she was released on bail and brought back to Manhattan. Her father warned her not to go to Queens again. It was not as simple as she imagined.

However, the righteous female reporter was very stubborn. Soon she returned to Queens and continued to investigate begging orphans. By the way, she also investigated pickpockets in Chinatown. She was still worried about the stolen wallet.

Four days ago that night, she finally saw the thief who stole her wallet, so she followed him all the way. Unexpectedly, when she found him, the thief had already fallen to the ground covered in blood and passed out.

Looking at the young and immature face of the thief, Emily softened her heart and sent him to the clinic of her good friend Ye Lan. Ye Lan was her senior sister in college. She was a popular figure in school, a top student in medical school, and only graduated in three years. He opened his own clinic in 2008.

Based on his injury at the time, it was normal for him to lie down for several months. She could slowly use him as a breakthrough to understand the daily life and world of pickpockets in Chinatown, which was very important for her thesis.

Unexpectedly, this person was discharged from the hospital privately the next day. Emily felt unhappy, thinking that it would be difficult to find a suitable interviewee now, but a few days later, she unexpectedly met him again.

This time she found some novel things on the other party's body, such as two pistols and a blood-stained bag full of dollar bills.

Realizing that these things should be something the other party cherished, she took them away before sending him to the clinic to prevent him from leaving without saying goodbye. She couldn't guarantee whether she would be so lucky to meet him again.

Sure enough, that magical thief was discharged from the hospital quickly again. He still remembered that when he met him last night, he was covered in blood and his breath was weak. Ye Landu said that such an injury would probably take several months to recuperate.

The voice on the phone just now sounded very energetic. He should be fine. Suddenly, she felt curious. How did he recover from such a serious gunshot wound overnight?

Soon, she met the magical thief.

He is wearing a simple sportswear, has short short hair, is short, thin, and has dark skin. Judging from his appearance alone, he is a very ordinary Chinatown boy.

But there is an extraordinary momentum in the ordinary. The extraordinary comes from the eyes, which are bright and energetic, and even have a sense of domineering and aggressiveness. This is the first time she has seen his eyes. She was unconscious twice before. He had his eyes closed all the time, but he didn't expect these eyes to be so extraordinary.

Emily has seen many so-called characters and many young talents since she was a child because of family connections, but the young man she saw today gave her a completely different feeling.

While Emily was observing Yang Xiao, Yang Xiao was also sizing up the reporter.

Wearing light blue jeans, a lace sweater, and a pair of Adidas sneakers, her long dazzling golden hair was casually tied into a ponytail and hung naturally on the back of her head. This outfit really looked like a female college student.

I have to say that this journalist lady is really a bit slovenly. There is no trace of makeup on her three-dimensional face, and there is a curious and scrutinizing look in her blue eyes.

"Miss Emily, thank you for sending me to the clinic last night. I'm very grateful, but I think you shouldn't withhold my things." Yang Xiao said bluntly.

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